Iowa State University Extension Field Agronomist Aaron Saeugling in Southwest Iowa tells us what they're seeing for precipitation today and what conditions are looking like for application of anhydrous ammonia. Jamey Kohake from Paragon Investments dives into today's grain and livestock futures trade. Tim Meyer gives us a look into their calendar for the next couple of weeks.

Friday's Second Hour: Today's coverage from the NAFB Annual Convention continues with Bob and David in Kansas City! Bob begins the hour with a discussion with Indigo Ag's Corey Nickel about biologicals and plant growth. David was able to talk with USDA’s Under Secretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs Alexis Taylor about their goals for increasing trade of ag products. U.S. Commodities' Don Roose ends today's show with a market update and tells us about weather causing some re-plant down in South America.

Friday's First Hour: We continue coverage today with Bob and David at the 80th NAFB Annual Convention in Kansas City! David starts off the program with NAFB Executive Director Tom Brand talking about the convention, his time in farm broadcasting, and the demand for AM radio across farm country. He speaks with American Coalition for Ethanol CEO Brian Jennings about the importance of year-round E-15 and ACE Chief Marketing Officer Ron Lamberty about the prevalence of E-85. Don Roose from U.S. Commodities, Inc. is with us to analyze markets as soybeans dip double digits weaker in what he is calling a weather market. Josiah McClellan talked with Bob about the TruTerra Carbon program.

Thursday's Second Hour: We continue today's broadcast with Bob and David at the NAFB annual meeting in Kansas City! Stu Swanson from the Iowa Corn Growers Association talks about their harvest and the benefits of participating in the corn checkoff program. EPA Agriculture Advisor Rod Snyder chats with David about the herbicide rule in the comment period and a new committee on manure management. To wrap the day David talks with Marcia Bunger from USDA's Risk Management Agency about gathering production numbers and talking with your crop insurance agent.

Wednesday's Second Hour: Representative Zach Nunn from Iowa is on at the beginning of the hour with an update on the extension of the Farm Bill through next September and a bill passed today helping farmers struggling with mental health. Iowa Pork Producers Association Public Policy Director Ben Nuelle joins Bob on site in Kansas City to share the IPPA's reaction to the Farm Bill extension and has an update on California Proposition 12 and Massachusetts Question 3 lawsuits. IPPA Communications Director Kevin Hall talks with Bob about the latest updates in the "Purchase Moore Hamann Bacon" series. Total Farm Marketing's Amanda Brill ends today's show with an update of markets and the impact of the National Oilseed Processors Association Crush Report.

Wednesday's First Hour: Bob Quinn is on the road the rest of this week at the National Association of Farm Broadcasting annual meeting in Kansas City! He begins today's show with an update on what has been said there about the future of AM radio and its availability and importance in automobiles. We celebrate Wyffels Wednesday with Agronomy Manager Jared Goplen. Total Farm Marketing's John Heinberg joins us with market analysis on a trade day that he is calling..... "squishy". We end the hour with a report from David Geiger on a Senate hearing regarding the use of artificial intelligence to benefit the future of agriculture.

Tuesday's Second Hour: Iowa state University Extension Field Agronomist Clarabell Probasco in Southeast Iowa talks about what fields still remain to be harvested in that area and tells us about the upcoming Integrated Crop Management conference in Altoona the first week of December as well as other meetings coming up in the off season. We talk with Steve Bruer from Peoples Company about an upcoming sale in Polk County and the upcoming Land Expo in Des Moines in January. Jamey Kohake ends today's show with an update on markets as soybeans move into the green approaching the close.

Tuesday's First Hour: Iowa farm Bureau economist Dr. Christopher Pudenz joins us to discuss the big points from the new report from Iowa Ag Stats and NASS stating production costs are increasing. Jamey Kohake from Paragon Investments breaks down today's markets after soybeans began the day trade in the red today after big gains on Monday. And at the end of the hour, David Geiger has a special report on what he learned from Senator Charles Grassley's weekly farm call discussing a potential extension of the current farm bill.

Monday's Second Hour: Bob Quinn is at Landus in Des Moines as we continue talking about their introduction of AcreEdge. Edwin Suarez tells us about the background to creating AcreEdge. CEO Matt Carstens joins us again to sum up the AcreEdge system of products. We end today's show with a market update from Jamey Kohake at Paragon Investments as corn and soybeans spike higher today.

Monday's First Hour: Landus is the host of today's Big Show in Des Moines! CEO Matt Carstens talks about their Des Moines Innovation Connector facility and the introduction of AcreEdge from Landus. Agronomy Manager John King tells us about the different components to the AcreEdge portfolio. Landus agronomist Dan Bjorklund talks about how they look out for problems like tar spot and soybean cyst nematode to get out ahead of them. Ryan Grant talks about the AcreEdge of Your Seat Sweepstakes incentive program to find out more! Tim Meyer from the Steffes Group tells us how you can still get an auction on the books for 2023.